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Rework the sshd rules to make a bit more sense. #786

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@ddpbsd ddpbsd commented Mar 28, 2016

5752 -> 5750 - This seems like a better catch-all
5750 -> 5752 - Making this rely on the "new" 5750 is cleaner (more similar to 5753).
5753 now if_sids 5750

Prompted by @jesuslinares in Issue #785

5752 -> 5750 - This seems like a better catch-all
5750 -> 5752 - Making this rely on the "new" 5750 is cleaner (more
  similar to 5753).
5753 now if_sids 5750
@atomicturtle atomicturtle merged commit c5e9c72 into ossec:master Apr 1, 2016
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On one of my Ubuntu 12.04 systems (OpenSSH_5.9p1...) an error that isn't caught by these new SSH rules goes like this:

Rule: 1002 fired (level 2) -> "Unknown problem somewhere in the system."
Portion of the log(s): Apr 18 21:27:08 web2 sshd[23484]: fatal: Unable to negotiate a key exchange method [preauth]

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ddpbsd commented Apr 19, 2016

@colinmollenhour Thanks! I think PR #805 should fix it

ddpbsd added a commit to ddpbsd/ossec-hids that referenced this pull request May 2, 2016
Test for the log message provided in PR ossec#786.
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